The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A crater made by an enemy shell that struck and exploded another shell on the ground on Bellewaarde Ridge. In the background (right) a group of unidentified soldiers are standing near a howitzer. A partially camouflaged 8 inch howitzer can also be seen (centre, right) surrounded by piles of shells. Note three crosses in the centre.
An unidentified soldier of the 106 Howitzer Battery, Australian Field Artillery, at a 4.2 inch Howitzer position. The position, located in a field, has been heavily camouflaged with hay. The rear of
Two mules killed by shell fire, lying on the muddy ground near the roadside in front of piles of heavily camouflaged supplies, including shells.
Unidentified Australian soldiers of the 5th Division at the division's engineers supply dump, which is stocked with piles of duckboards and timber. Along the road in the background more soldiers can
A 12 inch shell bursting among the transports off Anzac. The shell can be seen bursting in the water just over the pair of barges in the centre mid-distance. The shells were probably from a Turkish
A gun crew operating a 9.2 inch howitzer. Shells are lined up for loading on the ground in front of the group of gunners. The ammunition for this gun was brought up on the light railway track that c
A 1st Divisional Ammunition Supply Column carrying 18 pounder shells along the corduroy road from Bellevarde Ridge to Westhoek Ridge, in the Ypres sector, in Belgium. Left to right is Bellevarde Ridge
